The Sun. — London, England, 1808-02-24 00:00:00

I:' M IMPER [AL PARLIAMENI. #: HOGSE OF PEERS,, TUESDAY, FLD. 23. ' -. • . The Valt . Duty .Bill , Was. read a third time. . ' 'l',lsie Bank Three Million Lohii . Bill, and the Un.-. el:t4ned Dividends Bill, were . V.;rOuitit up froth the Commons,- and reed a first titne,,,' . Lord. HA wx rssulty . - presented a %?ariety of Papers, conneaed witli the Correspon4nOnd Negotiation ~ ,vith the American CommisSlont.s,ts, Messrs. Munroe and l'iud,Tioy,. •. . " Lord ST. JOHN rose and said; that it was with Mileh reluaance tint he ,found himself compelled to defey the Motion of which he had given notice for :titi day. But as the Papers conneaed with that . Notion were this day only laid ht-dortl the I:louse, Le conld:not.now exaaly say on .illat day he should be ready to bring forward his'Motion • , but on Thurs. )k day next he expected to be ableill'ii to . A,the parti cular day. • ~•. . , 1 , •:, • , 4iviERI,CAN INTERcOUßnijiti.te.-•. On the Motion forthe second . ientlingef this Bill, LliTti .41.1C1CL11ND-•rose to 'citil the !Ctebtion 'of the House to sold,~ glaring inehnSistencies Which e N isted between the provisions of 'aie Bill and those of the Orders in Couricil; He should not now'd,A , ol upon the incons,istencies of to persons. who framed ttn ILII, these Wereminute and miserable conSidera tiOns, when compared With the 'magnitude and-im p:lance .of .the measure itself. ' As far as the Bill tended to cOhcilial4 America, as far as it breathed a healing and saving principle, so far It 'shotild have', ltis: moit cordial concurrence. B u t he was at a :loSii 'to* see how this Bill; andthe measures of the Orders in Council, could possibly,be carried into 'etTeat at the same tiute.. One measure provided that several arti cles, rice,-tor instance, Might be imported duty free, while the other measure contained• enatiitients itn posinga.duty on these articles. Again, the present, Bill imposed a duty of 2s.' per ton on American . Shipping that might come within the limits of Bri tish Ports. The Orders in Council had for object to . compel American Ships to cothe into our Ports, and were they, when so compelled, under the necessity of paying that duty ? These, and' mad)/ others, ,Were among the provisions of the two. measures which be thought it was impossible to kregiAncile, and which, be did conceive, could not be earriedhinto effeat at ihe same time. • , ~, • Lord BATHURST acknowledged that here Was some incoosistencies in the provisions of the t wo mea sures i but the Noble Lord would recoiled that. the Bill now under consideration . contained a Clause whist gave the power of amending or altering the Bill during the present 'Session, and congegnently pt . adapting it to circumstances as thekyn illtatrise ; besides, another and more natural ptibuld Occur of distingui4ing these, points . 4lknctholiOr. duns in Council Bill came Ormally before'l l fidHotise. 'Atter a tew wordsfrom Lord :AUCKLAND sup , pirt of his objections, the way; ieed . a stcond one, and ordered ,t 0.40 committed to. Adiourned. HOUSE 014 COMMONS, TUESDAY, Vt.l3. 'Tice following Gentlemen were cliesen.byballot, ttc a'CoMinittee t,o try and'detertnine the merits of t Petition complatniug of aii Undue fAc6ion and Re turn. for ti!e . .l3orougit of Griimby - • WM. C.:Ave/aril), 1 q . , "1"..,..ii.i, T. Driko v i...sq, liPtepli Crips, 1 , ..5q„ l'eler,l'atefl, Esq. - . (41;i,Trel.iircieion,lisq. , litany Willoughby, EN, Ceorse Qiubh,l.l:,l. Sir I ohitillite litl.inte. I..pra Win. lie.iiiick, 1 - lon. Kel.)ert Curzon. luhn Robliv.;uu, 1,...N. . NOM IN tLS. jlae,ft Leyeetaer, Ez.i. l . o.olli C. A. Cavendish. The ilonhe was then ordered to be called over on r..Yntirsclay next, on the motion of the Cu A NCRI.LOtt, of the ExcriEctomr, and the usual orders relative to .a cab of the }douse Were fixed for that day; Galatia STNNLEV presented a Petition' for Pane from the inhabitants of Oldham Arts we uder;rr,,,d it), iti Laneash4e.—Ordered to lie on tho . *Mr, tivstussoN obtained - leave to bringiiii' Bill toirtneml the IrisliDistidery y , .1 Ordered, on the motion of, Mr. WENDu'A'l4,'that there be laid before the Hodse, an Account of Ow number of Men enlisted for the Regular Artiry, 'at' the Head-q - ;A trters of Regiments, and io the ,Ite nrniting Di4trids, for the last six months of theyear tcol. Atit t 'Cßoluit gave, notice, that he should 4 4or4noli. row move to postpone ace eonsideration oft111)s Downpatrick Petition;, and . on Mr, Ponsouby'sl4l b l. ben ing, that it might be necessary to give a lotie 1106 a ,, Mr. Croker stated, that the case Waii and neecsSity„ and that dr.: delay was not ttna for a h n iger period than one or two,days: • Ordered, On the motion of Mr. !MANNING, that there be laid before the Hon se an Account of the ilitiount•ot Ditties on Coals apd Cut , ried Coast ways to the Port of London ; a1;,0 plant .Coals and pC)&it ways to the Pot'tt of. EtOand, other th.tn the Port ot 'London ; aro .of the Doties on Culi . and Culni exported •lo Ftireto Pats. Y . Mr. Fos . Tult,,and Mr. flusxisSON obtained leave•to bring in several Bins ftir the E2tplatiatidil and .411-notid rlwntnfstti'ertil'l(ev9nue , Atts iii Ireland and Great Lillian). ' - On - the, Motion of Mr. I, 7 oEqsytt, the House went into .a Conanittee on the Irish .linvrtine 'ACts, WlttmeroN in the Chair ) , arid it was• resolved.thai it mica expedient that certain Goods imported . into Irelit‘id o ,iltbeiti be permitted Aol.w. v. , 3l:choukm, upon ri . eourity for the payinept of the duties. The' Flous'e then resunfed; anti. the Report Laving been brought Op, the Cittiiianan inoyed lot, and obtained leave to bring in a Bill icc.ortint,yly. , WLIARTON hrott4ht up' the Report or the committee of Waya tiii.t 11k-aus, the deVeral.Revo-: lution.9 of which vvere.agreed to, and a BilLurdered accordingly. _ : Pi:Rut:LAN DARIc,, Mr. 0111 Th UE3I4 sec..* the Chancenr of t the Exclwq.i,:r in hih place, rose' for the purpose of L oking him a question relative to the Retoiutions which had bee,l ye,terday agreed to,in the Connnit= tee of Ways and Means, and which, if he had been pr , tient , he s h o uld h, , ,ive (cit. , it his clitty to oppose, priicularly that for the Prohibition of thelqprta4 jUtl Of Peruvian 8.,: k. The ituosijon heihatttikok. was, , A Honourable - GerttiOtiiirth, - 1 tended to in:4lvin 0.41 NIA on (44t Aesoltltion*? . aai 1, . . be took that opportunity of giving notice, that l'e should oppose that Bill, as in pra6tice to, .carry effe& the, most detestable principles Of warfare. The CHANCELLOR' ()tithe EKCHEGHIER replied, that he expeeled to be able to present the Bill to morrow (this,day). Mr. Secretary CANNING presented at the Bar:, pursu:int to-Order, or therHouse, the.suhsiance of such information as hati been received relative to the riorons enforcement of the French Decree of the 2ist of NOvember, ifiOti; which were ordered to lie on the table, and to be.printed. Mr.WitAtlioht brought up the Report of the Ex:- chequer Bills - Bill, which was agreed to t, and the, Bill ordered' to be read a third tithe to-ntorrOw. Adjourned. are the LONDON G4ZET74E, Feb. 23, 1808. norse-Guards, Feb. 22, 1808: Majesty. hiwing been graciouslypleased to command, that,.in commemoration of the. brilliant' and tieisie.Viotory obtained by a Division of his Artily under the Command uf 'Major-General ,Sir John Stuart,. 4th July, 1 806, on the Plains of Maida, the undermentioned Officers, of the Army,:engaged on tharday, should enjoy the privilege of bearing a 'Medal ; and his Majesfr , having approved of the Medal: which has bLien ,struck upon this occasion, is pleased to command that> it should be -wurn stis pcnded by a ,Ribband. ,the colour of the Sasb, with a blue edge, from a : button of the coat on the left 'Side : . „. . Major-Octicral Sir Min Stuart, K.B. • • , Commander.; of' Brik - ader. lirlgaclicr-General I.lgn. Ceorge.Lciwry`-- —ist Brigade,. .Jitigailiet-General . W. Palmer Acland,r.ad 13rigade. C010,n41 ,n41 Wit Oswald --3d firigade. • Common(len al go: &eying Ile Rank p f Lieutenant Colonel. Lieut. Colonel Bones Kempt, Commanding 13:ittalionLight infantry: / Col!.inet.•Hon. K. W. , O'Callaghan— ,Batialion Grenadiers., Colonel' Robert Rosh-20th Regiment. Lieut. Colonel •Haviland Smith-2.7th ditto. . Colonel George lolinsont-54th ditto, since (14.41(1._ Lieut.. Colonel I'utr , ck..Nlacicod,;-73th• ditto, since dead. ' Lieu r. Colonel. LOuis. De Wattcyllie—Watteville's,Corph. Lieut. Colonel !con Lernoine, Royal. Artillery. Lieut.' Col. I Quarteonotcr- FREDERICK, Corrkmancier in Chief. 23, t gps . id Re inient of Lite Guards, Lieutenant the Non. Edward 1') nder I.yr,on to be Captain of a Troip, by purchase; , vice Grant, who retires. Lieutenant 11. L'anticetort Duncotribe to tie Unto, vice Bates, `who retires. Berger, Gent, to'be Cornet 4nd'Auh-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice, Wel. by, pinaloted,' W. IL Girdlestone, Gent', to be ditto, vice . Lacy, p(ornOted. - • • • Stli‘tteznitent of liightl).ragoonS, K; Taylor, Gent, to be • Coinet, vice A. Johnstunolecias.A. th Ohio . ; Ctbt.. to be Cornet, by pqrch.se, viceJenkiits . , [authored: • 17th Ditto,, Captain. Henry' YOtige, from the i9th Light •DreigoOns; to be Captain of a Troop, vice K o s s , w h o ex . Changes. Lieutenant Henry Edwina Lynell, train the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be r ho. , ilith Ditto I.:cub:ail; John Thomas :Rayties,' from Half. pay 'ot the 24in moot, to be wee Hauling, who exchanges, recciving the - , • 19tii Ditto, Captain Arc:llss4:lld. RoSsi trf•rn the 17th Light DragootiS, to he Captainot a.T.robp r vice•Yonge, loth Ui.to, Hosiotal.Matejobn Richardson to be Assistant: Surgeon, vit.e 11,:ckson, Appoiritta.' to the 4toyal. Wag Nv i l T rain. • . . 22d attn, Cornett — George Keir to.be •Lieutenant, by pitr, citase,,yice iiiontoted iii t; c 4511 Dragoon Guards. Thomas Morgan, Gent. to be A.sstoratit-Sut4;e,,,u, vice • l'urtser, a c pr.lot::(l lA/ the 33c1' Foot,. 2351 Ottto, As!iisss.iiit-Surgeon Francis Stbythi.from the' gth , _Foot to be Aoii4tant-Surgeon,' , "vice Little, who les%ns. Ditto,t „ • , „ 25th ...4ottict •1. S. S. Walton to be Litutenatit„ with •.out'liuti.tta4e, vice Thorn, prinnoted. Cornet debryl.4c r t. soil Close to be Lteutemnt, without: r►urcirase, tics, 11,41, I)rovnote,l. fleiiiy Jackson Close, Cent, t o b e Cu l - At , vothout..pureliase,• vit;eWaltim. ,4ssistant-Surgeop • bell Dunn, trout the 59th koot; to be' Assi.tant-Surgeon, vice !sparl,e, ctect nc.t.' • .. . , 4th tier; of Foot, C;e6rge,, Heywood, Cent. to he En. sign, without por,;ll.i-e, vice'Kent,..pteinoted in the 63d. Foot. , . • sth Ditto, J. 1). 'R. .Gordoni, Gent. to be Ensign, Without pur.:hase, vice Fitzt.;eraid,...piantotait in the Sul Faot. Assistant. Surgeon Daniel o . •Elaherty, from t h e 9th Gar. risitrt It.ittalihn, to he - Assistant.Surgeuit:" Bth Ditto, Micitael Flititag,in, Cent. to be' Ensign, without purchase, vice krascr, promoted in th l e 4th Catrison bAt., taboo. • • ioth -Ditto, 'Assistant-Surgeon Arthiir Itell, from the Ist • Garn:; tt,attitsiolf, to he Suti,;eJit. • 12th Ditto, Liegtenant Wm. 1 , rith to be. Captain Of a Coin. patty, vico iteceasdd.' To be Lien'tOnants without , purelia,e— Ensign George Culec from Life 69th Foot, vice r rith.; Ensign Win. I(ei , i; i vice F. Quitter; who'ret‘iglis:. Ensign.' arviCfaberville,vice Fogarty, 'promoted hi the mist' Foot. ' T 0 be hisigus ‘v.ithott ptuThase— lames Keappock, Gent. , vice Tew, appointed' to the 74th. Foot, lowthall'Uthita f VLI3 Voster. Cient. vice 13th Ditto; Ensign J-tenty.Builisido, from the 4oth Foot, to be' Lieutenant, witik , ut,purchase.' istit Ditto; john I.eggett, bent. to be Ensign, without pur— • 'chase., vice Allen, whri resigns. • !.‘ • ` 16th I)itto, lirevct Liattienant.Colohel Wm, , Eowyer. from :•..thti Bth Wes. India hce,iitieni, tcric Major, who retires oh' 1-141 C-pay Of the 9stit receiving the . ditfirence. ' • 21d DitiO; To be Licittenatits.Ensign Charles N. Davies,. Without' purchase, vice Le Sage, whose A ppointrnapt has not taken place. Le Sage, vice 13.agnall, • ceased. Enbigti (narks b.. purchase, vice Kelly,, prornuted tote id V est 'tint. a licgtiiietit. • l'u,he 14osign—Lucitis Freneti, Geld. vice i.e Sage, 23d Ditto, Major W. E. Wyatt, tram the 29th Foot, to be Lion ..n.int.Colonel, by ,ptik:hao,vice !ones, who ietiras. 24th Ditto. To tie , LieUtetlitlits--- David Elisio Rickard Waltoh.. • Ensign A. N. kiii4llAter. - lift. john Mt:e. tusign- 1. hiedlyeott. Ensign .Charitts; A . ; .St-ttart ' 7 To be linsigns—Ensigh Rtibert Robison, from thb 14th Foot, vice Warourion. Thottias . Allen; Gcnt, vice Walton. 25th ptto, Lieutenant William I.tvvrie, from the Stirlitik.: iitite . to be Ensign,: vice Archer, protnuted in the 4th Girrison Battalion. 27th Ditto, Ensign Henry 'Heaver, from the Nova 'SCOtid Eencibles,..to be Lieutenant, wititent purchase. To beTlisigns, without Joseph Smith,. Gent.; vice Egan, pturnoted. lames IVl'Coard,'Cent. vice T4l. . . , 7 , hot,- proniuted. itlacL, Cent; ;vitae Lennon, pro. ifloted. 28th 1)11t0, - A rundell, Gent. tolhe Ensign,. without , ptirch.,se, vice Pop promoted in. the 29tli Foot. 29111 Ditto, Ensign W attain Penrose, 4p:ink the sth Carriscin Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign Popham, 110111 the 28th Foot, to b'e 33d Ditto, Ensign . It. Hobbs , Taunton. to 'he Lieutenant, without purchase; vice Macleod, who '3sth Ditto, Ensign I. H. Clough to beLicuten.ant, without purchase, vice Da y,.promoted. Ensign:thornis Ettlititell to be Lieutenant, without purthaw, vice Craig, piornutc4 in the Sicilian Regiment. 38th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon ---O'Connell, rim the 7th' garrison Battalion, to bc Assistant-Surool, vice Mount • Parrett, arßoiitted Ensign. .• : ; 4/ Ditto, Ensign PollOck to be LieUtellitllt, vice Vie, det;e,isea. Wytinhain , .Madden, :Cent. to kre 1? • vice Pollock. ' 45th Ditto, Brevet Major Heniy Johnstone, from fur.pgy • Of thos3tl Foot,' to *...e Ca ,, taiii of a Company, vice wlici exchanges, receiving the ditibreM.e. Ralph Cent. to be, Ensign, witnout purchase, vice- Wiii ingwo. . promoted In the 82tt Foot. - Tyler, Gent: to b e sign, ,without purchase, vice O'Donoghoe, 'pronioteu the 403111 Foot. 48th Ditto, Lieutetiint P. Edward Fleming. from th e 3d , • al l 4ollß,itt4lipn, to be Lieuteniult, without purchoc sad Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel john Ito Is, from the g ist ..% • Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonei, vice Mackenzie, who.ex-` changes 4 , ••• ! '• . • l'o.lit.77Lieutenants, without purchasej- . Ensign William (:•*halmers, - VICe Merry, promoted. Ensign Wood-. gate, Ensign Charles Kinlock. ' Ensign 'Robert tiigooh-i ‘,... rim. ' 'Ensign Baker Coates. Ensign George Brooke. En ,.. Aign :7l'hornas Corded. Ensign Thomas kßktnisay. Ensign Thomas Whicheote, by purchase, vice:Davis, promote - 41i ~ Lieutenant Tristram Raaelitle, tram the 9.4tjt Foot, with- ~,, out purchase. • . • -- . , Inte,Mt\tt , ' -I o', ~ • , 'To be . Ensigns---William Royds, Gent. by pur RIC; vi'etvN Lord lames Huy, promoted. • Thrn limas Mini . qm. . jat t vice Chalmers. - Charles Paget, Gent. by purcb e; vice. ,- .W , tz ,MDhichcote. 53d Ditto,..Hpspital. Mate ,---- Davis to be Assistant-Sur geon; vice Crefier, .appointed to. .the Bth Garrison Bat. talion. ~ '• , '.. • . . .. 54th Ditto, Ensign C. W-Bulkeley, from the Loth Foot, to - be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pigott, promoted. 56th Ditto, Michel Henley, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, . vice Niacleati, promoted. George. • Sunbolf,. Gent. to be Ensign..by..purchase, vice Farr, 'promoted. 58th Ditto, .Lieutenant Benjamin Sankey, from the Louth Militia, to be _Ensign, :vice - B. Garstin, whose Appoint. 'meat has not taken place. .. . , • ' .3 AT/it, 60th[ Ditto, Lieutenant Colin Camp bell, from thelact,Foot,„ • • 'to be Lieutenant, vice Liddle, who exchangeM4.l. '‘'so , N'.' , 67th Ditto,- Lieutenant Peter Ruttledge, from the 3d *gin India Regiment, .to be Lieutenant, ki , ithout purchase. 69th Ditto. To be Ensigns, without purcOpitGhtoltsiii ,' Kober.tv n, Gent. vice C u te, prom o ted i n the..d Ili EOetv: 4 Williaiii Hamilton Burroughs. Gent. vice tVest t pfolinatek,., John.Foulstone, Gent. Vke ?ilk/theism!, prornof&f?'"'Y' -,, :.:' 71st Ditto, EnSign• John Duncan A. ing 'to be Litutalltliti ' ,without purch..se, vice Brisson, who retires, 724 Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas•Liddlc, frOto the 6oth Foot, to hi Lieutenant, vice Campbell, who exchanges. ' ' 78th Ditto, Ensign Alexander .14. , Cameron to. be Lieutenant' by purchase, vice Mansell, promoted: in. thy 76th Foot. Ensign Charles itebertson to be Lialteililllti by purchase, . i 'vice.Canieron, promoted. . •• ', , • ' •'' ' ' " Both. Ditto, Ensign John' howler to be Lieutenant, vice Wat. — Son, deceased.• l'irancis Browne, Gent. to be. Ensign,: ; without purchase, -vice 11 , 1 1 Gregor, whose Appointment has no; taken place.- -• ' • • - . • 84th Drub, E. 'Hyde Gramlick, .Gent. , to be Assistant Sur ' geon vice-Hall, deceased. - ~ • • . 871 h ditto, Ensign lames Campbell Barton to beLioutenant, by purchase, vice Ferguson, promoted in the 's4lth Foot. '9Olll Ditto, Cptain John Llickins, front the 7th Garrison Liattalioh, to rm . -Captain Otii CoMpany, vice Boothby, who exchauges. . . 91st Ditto, Lieut. Colonel K. Mackenzie, from the sati• Foot, „ to be Lieut. Colonel, vice Ross, who exchanges. gxcl Ditto, Ensign Andrew Will, from the 91st Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase: Ewen Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, without purehase,.vice WI ntosh, promoted. 94th Ditto, Lieut.' W.' A. Imin.to t 0,.! Captain of a Compa ny, by purchase, vice Gordon, promoted. Ensign Mek: ' Kyle to tie'Lleuicinint, witnout purchase, vice gaoser, pro. muted. • Easteourt Cres4well, Gent.. to be Alnsign i _vice Kyle. ttSsistaiit Surgeon has. Scott to NI .StirMliiiice(l Smith, deceased: • • ' . 3d West Nina Regiment, Lieut. Alex. Gordon; -from the 45th' Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Cointiany, by pur cnase, vice Moultrie, ~ppointed to • the '6th Garrison 8at . ..,,, . talion. - . . ..'ila 9 l.n" 6th Ditto, Lieut, Win. Kent, from the 6ist Foot, to be-Lieu,i,i • tenant, vice Lorimer, appointed to the Royals. . • . . . Bth Ditto, Brevet Lieuteociit C olonel lames Willock, from • llalt-pay of the late wit F cot, to be Major, vice Bowyer , , appointed to' he ibth foot. . . Major General Champagne's" Reg neat, Lima, Chas.. Park litirst, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant ; without pur. . chase, vice Ricketts, appointed to the 44th Foot. - 11.2 0 . I . IIC ::iCINIII Regiment,. Lieut. lames Stoptord, .front rbe 2gth viinti:to be Captain of ii,Company,without purl/M4. , Lient.Tlionias Kennedy, front the 7th foot, to be captain of a Company, without purchase. ... . • .:: & mai,v, _ . 3d ?ant inilgri • I re to be Lieutmartt, v appoin ett,to the 48th Foot. Ensignifrtiei hl`t;tcgur.;troth the 17th Foot, to be Ensign, vice 4111 Ditto, Lieut. George Stonebridge, train 'Lilt-pay at the • t 12th :Foot; to be Lieutenant l vice Archer, who exchanges. Ensign Yorke, traits this 35th FUOt, 40 be ditto. • En sign: r. Frater, 1:ont the Bth toot, to be ditto, sth. Ditto, john hveritt ' .Gent. to be'Ensign, vice Penrose, 11 promoted in the 29 . F00t. • • • . 6:lt Ditto, Ltent..Win. D'Arcy, from the 17th Light • Dra. goons, tit tie t. cotenant, vice .Lynelh who exchanges. 7th Unto, Captatn'Witt. hoothby, trout the loth Foot, to be Captain Oa Company, viceDickins . who exchanges.. As-, sistant Surgsuit trout die Armagh -be Assistant Surgeon, vice O'Connell, appointed lto. the • • Bth Ditto, John ituttedp Kell, Cent. to be .Ensigh, vice Flanagan, cashiered. !Thomas Fraser, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Everitt, cashiered. BREVET.- . . Captain john, Nunns, "of other / 59th Foot, to be Majnranthe Army. 'Captain Sackville Berkeley,. of the 16t1► Foot,- to be Major in the Army. •-.• /re he copyrinsird.) , • BAA'Kfttil i T'S ..... . (Om Wcbb, of Manchester, cal ica.tnanufatirer, to su tender Marcli•'' r 4, 15," and April 5, at two, at the Lfidgew4ter Arms. .knn,• Mani:hearer. Attornies, Mr. •.Cursiar.titreet, London ; or Mr. Morgan, Man. cheater. Ldward Grey, of Monk.Wearmouth, Durham, 4oAtit i t eE„,; . hlarch g, tp, and April 5, at eleven, at the Bridge lain, , Iltshop I,Vearinouth. A ttornies, Mr. Davidson, 13tsh p. • Weartnotithl or NlesSll. Wll4llOll and .Dyke,. Laut. 's. buildings, Temple, London. • Ricitard'Humplitcys, of Stamtiird, Lincolnshi re, linen-dm March g, „to, and April 5. at eleven, at the eloyik hit; Staintord. Attorney, Mr. Thompson, Stamford,' . josepit.Randall„ of Lveds,-Yor.isitire. March 3, a, and. April.. 5, at eleven, the Ihree Legs. inn, Leeds. Attorntes, Mr..Lec, Leeds 1 , or , Mr. Baitye, lances ,'loon, ot Manchester, .and , William Maytoon. hf Haslingden, .Lanc.tshire, cotton.manutaCturers, heft, 29, • March 7, and April. 4,, at three, -: 1t the tiridgawater Arms ..inn, Manchester . A ttornies, lessrs. Duckworth, Chip.:k` and Dinison. MauctieSter. RoßobertHutehinso of hester,. joiner,. . Feb. 2q , • Marcti . 7,atldApril,s, at four, at 1 110 firidgeWinCt AIMS Inn, ehester.. Attornics, Mr. llurdiTethple, London ;or `jr Morgan, Manchester. . Ai 'lobo Graham, of Chotley, and John HarrSon, of Prescte• I • - timid April' ;t Lancashire, ignor.tnerc iamb, .arc.i 7, S , eleven, at the Bull Inn, Preston. A ttornics, Mr. Stara.: rant. Preston; Messrs. Barreits, Gray's.lnit, Londob: John William Henry Mason , of Hartley. place, Keitt.road,v Southwark t .Surreyopapciltinger, , March' t,-12, and April •5, at ten, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. Rippim, ratigc.road, liermondsey, • 'DIPIDANDS March rs, Ray Whalley;lato of Cullum-street, Fenchurch: street, I.6ndoti, brandy,merchant, a t ten, at G I. March 23. john Richardson, Al Sotnerse,t-street, Gooitinan's. fields,. Landon, Triatticipatical-instrutnent•inak4r,! at ten, at Guildhall, • . March zB. toileph Hell and Richard Atkinson, of Bow-lane; London, warehousemen, at ten, at Guildhall. March ag, Robert Conley, of New. Grrvel•lantl r •Middlesex, rdup4elleri at onc, at t; CERTIFICATES. March ig. Daniel Ferguson, forrnerly of Creeruxk, master at the ship Candlla, inerthant.., • George Allen, of Fenchurch-street, London, upholsterer. Robert- Chamberlain, Of Wisbech St.. Pero', Isle-Of lily, Cambridgeshire, grocer • and wool- merchau r. Thomas Clill'ord 'et Birmingham, me.ilmari. PARTNIMSUIPS : Elias Arnaud And john ShAW, of the Strand, grocers. Timothy Fisher,lohn Buishaw, jun... 20 Ralph Ealshaw, of Orinskirk„. John Lees, 4 . l:airfield, near Manchester, and' lames Lees; 0, Robert Town, Yorlohire, muslin and dimity-menu pewter's. • _ • _ lohn.lones and Edward Forster, of Friclay-street. Thorreas Holben, Samuel Bentley, and Edmund Wilson, of Sheffield!, manufacturers of ra4ors. 'John Allen, George Copeland, and Robert Bradley, of Man- Omer, drapers... Pjohn Allen and Geprge:Grundy, of Manchester, drapers. eter Young, Peter Young, jun. and l 8..5. Brockhurst, a Wapping, rope and sail-rniikers. . . 1. 0. li,oxt,on andViames . Morr is, of Manchester, hat.mantr., Cacti join') Gibbs, of Portsea, Hants, tallovv:.chandlcr, and David Gibbs, of Gmb-strect, I.undon, soap-maker. ipsq v ii • .t.orsyth and I aim Buchanan, at Hammersmith; ichard Crombleholme, Richard Crompton, Peter Lawren. bo , ) , <uid ktci - gard Hill, of Alauchester, dealers in cot - tun, &c. Patien,:e Pinchbeck and Thomas Cable D4yis, of Fen.« church•sCrect, coirce-inerchgis. tuba W. Wood, V. A; Wood, and Mimi Wood, of Mai o:idler, cotton. t mist': and weft dealers. MAILS. 'ARRIVED-1 Dublin. Du a—a Gottenburgh, 1 Dublin, 3 Waterford. T H E SUN. SWAM QUII DICERS lAMBUS/1 AUDE A T ? L 0 N D 0 N, WF,DNESDAY, FEPAII.JAIVE 24, 18087, •Tu' Expedition under the command of General SPEkcza, which ; has been for some time detained at Falmouth by contrary winds, sailed on Sunday, The-Troops an - jaunted to about 12,000 Men, and were embarked in -sixty-five Transports : they were convoied by the Antelope; Miltrook, and Primrose. The desthiation of this Force is not known, but it i$ generally. supposed to-be the Alediterrinean. IT was yesterday regorted, that accounts bad been received from st. Petersburgb, stating, that disturb ances. of. a serious nature had broken out in that Capital. We en'deivourd, but in vain, to ascertain the authority upon which this report w.is founded, 'and we are not disposed to give it' ny cr edit. The Public wilbsee , with surprise thitt Mr. WWl'''. BREAD gave notice Indt night, in the House of Com_ mons, of his kotention to oppose the Bill for Pro hibiting the., Exportation of ' Peruvian Bark from this COuntry, representing it as a detestable species. of wart e. .WO should admire the feel . - ingi of this Gcutlematt .if they were not totally inconsistent with what Mr. BURKE called " that strong-nerved and long-sighted humanity" which 'bicorries the sound Statesman and the m.m truly and wisely anxious.. for the 'happiness of his fellow lasipgs... It -.is evident that the Enemy aims at -inothing short of our . destindiOn as an independent; People, and if -he could accOrnpl:sh his objea, %ve should be rendered much more miserable than any other Country on the face of the earth that has under his .cOntroul, .as ,we have made the , t ompst effeuaj resistance,' and Itre indeed the ,chief, bar - .to . t..ti progress of his insati.ible am- When an enemy, therefore, has re. risolgod't6 effeet our entire ruin, 'if possible,, e is this 'time to enter into contemplations of private sensibi. lity ?*'. It :IS not our obje& to abridge the. comforts •of, the'unhappy people of the Continent, but to make. theni - sensible of what they endure from ' the tyranny of their enslaver, and to rouse them; if possible, into a resisthnee of that tyranny, by which means. the reign of ainbition would be at an end, the proper intercourse between Nations be restored, and all Eur Ope again enjoy that harrnony,..which is only interrupted by the dreadful power of mat , * de's' potism. ••• . .I.wrreas 'were 'qestterday received from Calais, dated the .9th. inst . which state, that seven American Vessels had heetOiapturedthe preceding week, and carried into that Port, and the crews made prisoners. ZTllN,,sanie Letters . add, it at orders had been given to "the Commanders of all French Privateers, to cap.. tore Atneric,an VeSiels — in the same manner as if li gicret atlat War between France and .Anlel 'es day „. at.Generar Board of ,the vire6tors of 'Greenwich Hospital. was held .it the AdioirAty, when Curd HOOO an d the rest of the Direetpro,at tendCd; dO .--- iciifollOwitig letters has been received from 'Ad" mind DucttwOwries'sctiadroo : Vo ( ,7 )' it .k r . l i i i : ', :..: l7 4 .l l ll .s A ii . l . t i t, A‘'4 an . d 2 co : 7ol . : -. l 4.. o l i l e i4 at i e ll d ar ,. n h} in ' gr r etl: .'g l r.4.di, tht..„iiitelligence that 'she,was chaied,•• on the Ttoth, hy an Enenty's.'Line i , ,,i , .bwde sii , . :nut v.,i ,mite„ 'in ' I:tt. 30.; long. 60' lis h ` 4l :--- ii det:Jlittined the ,fp' Aditiirji to go after theni. - The Wagon i 4 now. in silit ; the-seas are covered with .11,1( li,ineti:ShiPs of a clispersett..convoy.) we Saw iibokit 40 sail yes terday, and there are now :about . 20 in sight. Sir Jonta means to orderone'of 'our' Frigates ,to 'tako charge dispatch." of :the .stragglers: ~- . w e shall procved. with all • , Tne.late gallant and gteatli,t9' be,lameritpd.oeoe-, ral Lon! LAKE, has lett Male issue,. two l sons , .the ''eldest, Colonel FitAr“. IS GERRARD LAKE; Ofifie 0 s Ist, Regiment Foot Guards, ~..,uc c eeds to the•title; the gectid(l . , Lientenant-Colonel G-EORGE A. F:LAKE, of the 2gal Foot,. *Who, though a-very . young 'roan, Attended his fathe'r 'in all his campaigns in lreland and in India. - ' ••• ' : . . . , . . . . A Court'of °opinion Conncil.will behdld.to-mor -. .row, for the general dispatch of publia.busindss. The Common Hall, for the Eleotion of a Iliidge rn'hier, in the room of the late I,llro•WELL§;..is ap-; pointed for the tst of Mara) next. 'it has !leen reported that accounts have been re , 0 ved limn Lisbon, by way.'of •Helland;:thaCtita R 1 stl'it`i Ships of. War at , thathave been Port *bn fdfr . rs • • . m. Ily'given .up to France, and are fitting o(ii as ,p, Portuguese Fleet, tO,supply the place of tLia(i:afriP3 oft': to the Brazils by the PRINCP. REGENT. The Russian seamen, it is added, :welt) W:'ltiltrcliedhonic . to their own country by . rand. '' ' Salt' has become so .extretnely scarce in ‘ lTlollancl ,- , that the Dutch suffer' greatly front the want of that • becTsszig'article„ Letters received yesterday state, tiflitt it -11.e.XpeCted the Government will rel,tx the qo'llinAe.rcial restriUto4, in ordci to permit Ito nu , r - Idort4tlon. •